so - if it appraises for 320k you'll get 70% out or 224K, and you'll pay 5-10K in fees for that 224K, so let's call it 215K. 

However, be mindful of the higher interest rates and fees associated with hard money loans compared to traditional financing.

Now, I am not saying that understanding the fees or negotiating fees isn't important but it is nowhere near as important as other factors.

They are no BS, provide great content on not only questions to ask a GP for example, but WHY you should be asking those questions and HOW to interpret the answers.If you are a GP (like me) its also valuable to understand what questions may be thrown your way.Thus I wanted to share (also I get no referral / affiliate fees to be clear, just sharing a good resource) .

This simple stretch cuts about 25 minutes off of a drive headed to the northern outskirts of Winston (Like Rural Hall/Germanton, and into King/Stokes County).

I was done with it in about 30 to 40 minutes and left all those true trades men in there sweating away..

Many won't care about the law and will volunteer to help you for a fee. 2) Hire a real estate agent.But then who will handle the application process and screening?

What fees are you taking?

Also, full disclosure - I have utilized creative financing & transaction structures (installment sale transactions, had the seller take back 2nd position notes, baked brokerage fees into the agrement of sale  in off market transactions to name a few), so I am not opposed to it, but they were utilized in very unique and circumstantial land entitlement transactions. 

Bryan,Just so I have the basic assumptions correct this is a 10 space park with one current park owned home renting for $950 per month and 9 other unoccupied homes each in need of significant repairs- to the tune of 100k in total per the seller's estimate.